#Boris video software#

Behavioral Observation Research Interactive Software (BORIS) user guide.'The last time we had cases at the level we do today, the number of people dying from the virus was 30 times the number it is today,' Jenrick told the BBC. Ministers argue that the vaccination programme, under which 87.8% of the adult population has had one vaccine and 67.8% have been double vaccinated, has largely broken the link between cases and mortality. 'Go forward tomorrow into the next step with all the right prudence and respect for other people, for the risks that the disease continues to present and, above all, please, please, please when you're asked to get that second jab. 'Please, please, please, be cautious,' he said. Johnson used his video message to plead with the public to take a cautious approach to the change of rules. Housing minister Robert Jenrick confirmed that the government would go ahead with its 'freedom day' plan on Monday, removing the requirement to wear face masks, lifting limits on social gatherings and allowing high-risk businesses to reopen. The government's handling of the pandemic has been dogged with episodes that have damaged public trust - most recently when then-health minister Matt Hancock was pictured kissing an adviser, in breach of social distancing regulations. 'I recognise that even the sense that the rules arenвЂ™t the same for everyone is wrong,' he said on Twitter. Sunak also acknowledged the backlash over their initial decision. 'Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak have been busted yet again for thinking the rules that we are all following donвЂ™t apply to them,' said Labour Party leader Keir Starmer. Opposition politicians had said it was hypocritical for Johnson and Sunak to have tried to exempt themselves from some of the rules. but I think it's far more important that everybody sticks to the same rules,' Johnson said in a video message from his country residence, where he will isolate until July 26. 'We did look briefly at the idea of us taking part in the pilot scheme.

#Boris video trial#

The government announced at 0700 GMT that Johnson and Sunak had been exposed to a person with COVID-19 and would take part in a trial scheme that allowed them to keep working instead of self-isolating.Д«ut less than three hours later that decision had been reversed after a flurry of criticism from voters, political opponents and business owners. The U-turn comes a day after health minister Sajid Javid said he had tested positive for COVID-19 and at a time when the government's coronavirus response is under intense scrutiny.ДЄlmost all remaining restrictions in England will be lifted on Monday despite a surge in infections as ministers put their faith in the advanced vaccine programme.Д¬ases are rising by more than 50,000 a day and hundreds of thousands of Britons are being asked to self isolate for 10 days, causing havoc for employers and parents, prompting train cancellations and forcing some businesses to close their doors. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and finance minister Rishi Sunak will both self-isolate in line with national guidance, abandoning heavily criticised plans to take part in a pilot scheme that would have allowed them to continue working.